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How cute:) What is behind him? Water? Gravel? Gator

 Pavement. Blacktop. I was using a zoom lens which may account for its odd appearance.




 



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its nice to see the birdies have found their way back to the bathhouse!


Yeah, isn't it?  Never saw a grackle in the old birdbath ... this one has a larger bowl, and I wonder if that has something to do with it, but I think it's more about them migrating to this part of the Valley in the past year. Before, I've seen them over in, like, south Snottsdale, but I noticed some in the shopping center not far from my house a few weeks ago. Sure are talkative li'l fellas. :) But yeah. It's nice to have an "open for business" birdbath again. biggrin 

 



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9. When I wake up in the morning... I try to linger for a few moments in that hazy place between sleeping and waking

oh yeah isnt that a nice place? especially when the snooze alarm doesnt interrupt

 



While still others like to jump right into an envigorating shower:

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Or at least so it went at MY house this sunny March morning ...

 




these are great! its nice to see the birdies have found their way back to the bathhouse!

 



How cute:) What is behind him? Water? Gravel? Gator

 



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9. When I wake up in the morning... I try to linger for a few moments in that hazy place between sleeping and waking

oh yeah isnt that a nice place? especially when the snooze alarm doesnt interrupt

 



While still others like to jump right into an envigorating shower:

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Or at least so it went at MY house this sunny March morning ...

 




these are great! its nice to see the birdies have found their way back to the bathhouse!



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9. When I wake up in the morning... I try to linger for a few moments in that hazy place between sleeping and waking

oh yeah isnt that a nice place? especially when the snooze alarm doesnt interrupt




Yup. Some of us like to lazily cuddle and slowly ease into our mornings ...

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While still others like to jump right into an envigorating shower:

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are you originally from florida or do you come from elsewhere?

Yes. The dialect is cracker and coastal southern.


i dont think ive ever heard that dialect? ive heard a lot of southern accents and can pick nc from tn or tx but ive never noticed a florida accent. prolly because everyone ive spoken too from fl has originated from new york or parts north! lol



Never heard of slow food.

apparently 60 min did a story on her this week too. shes a popular lady. she must be promoting a book or something. this from the nytimes today

March 16, 2009, 2:14 pm

The Mother of Slow Food

INSERT DESCRIPTIONEvan Sung for The New York Times Food revolutionary Alice Waters.

Last night, the CBS news program 60 Minutes profiled chef Alice Waters. Ms. Waters has always been known for serving flavorful, seasonal foods at her restaurant Chez Panisse in Berkeley, Calif. But more recently she has emerged as a food revolutionary as the voice of the Slow Food movement, urging people to eat local, organic foods as a healthy alternative to fast food.

Her foundation also promotes the edible schoolyard curriculum, and lately she has called for the development of an organic garden on the White House lawn.

Journalist Leslie Stahl said that Ms. Waters, at age 64, has done more to change how we Americans eat, cook and think about food than anyone since Julia Child.

Ms. Waters said she didnt plan it that way. When I started Chez Panisse I wasnt thinking of a philosophy about organic and sustainable, she said. I just was looking for flavor.

Ms. Stahl also asked Ms. Waters about criticism that her advocacy of organic and local foods is self-righteous and elitist.

Ms. Waters responded:

I feel that good food should be a right and not a privilege, and it needs to be without pesticides and herbicides. And everybody deserves this food. And thats not elitist.

last time you remember being giddy?

oh i dont know.........last year when a nest with 2 baby squirrels fell out of the palm and, I was mother for the afternoon. You know, a mother squirrel always has a backup nest? And, if you can keep them safe till she returns, she will take them to the other nest. Most times LOL

no, i didnt know that. you are very observant about the natural world. i enjoy reading these things and am learning a lot. thank you!


i used to be very nervous about public speaking, not so much anymore. thats one of the things that used to make me cry. lol. practice and lots of it.

It's not so much rehearsed. It's just in front of a very formal crowd being asked industry questions.

heres a strategy that i had to learn quickly. when you speak in front of a bunch of eggheads or experts the fun thing for them to do is to trip you up by asking questions that they already either know the answer to or are designed to be so confusing that they will throw you off your game. the first few times this happened i thought id die up there and then i learned the big trick which is to turn it back on them. you say to the questioner thats an interesting observation im curious about your thinking on this can you elaborate more on this? this throws it back at them and give you some time to collect your thoughts. if, at the end of their sure to be 20 min speech, you still dont know you say wow, thank you for sharing that with us and take the next question. the jerk who asked will be all puffed up and will never notice that you didnt answer and thats ok cause the point was never to hear what you had to say but to make themselves look better, faster, smarter etc.  works everytime i swear:)

.......... ................I wanted to pop over where Owl has her pics but, will say here how much I enjoy them. Come do my yard will ya? Gator......... works heaves this week.

 

 




 

 




 

 




 

 




 



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6. Somewhere, someone is thinking... That they literally, and very freshly, took a secret to their grave. And it's me. 

7. I'll always... wonder why that was. 

-- Edited by Nightowlhoot3 on Monday 16th of March 2009 07:53:47 AM


{{{bd}}}} that was a beautiful and seemingly appropriate song. i dont know what to tell you, people get stuck in the quicksand between worlds or between lives, between the real and the unrealized. as much as they wish to leap toward happiness they are simply not strong enough to move. not everybody can. sometimes the strength required is gobbled up by life experiences that warn that making those leaps is to leap toward an unknown that is too scary or too fragile and yet?   real love, imo, happens in the places where the quicksand doesnt exist however fleeting those moments. cherish what was and believe that there was bravery in those moments.  we all love the best that we can with the best that we have and sometimes that may not be enough to move that foot toward freedom. i suspect tho that those moments were very real for her. we meet people as they are, in the place that they are and we love or not from that place and while sometimes thats not enough, all else is really illusion.



James Blunt; Carry You Home

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forgettable or wanting it to be forgettable?  

I remember who just not the kiss. lol She is not forgettable.


3. I talk... with a strong southern accent

are you originally from florida or do you come from elsewhere?

Yes. The dialect is cracker and coastal southern.


 


ive heard a lot about microwaves and the dangers. still..i dunno. i was watching a show on pbs yesterday the women in sfo who has begun the slow food movement. interesting show and interesting concept.

Never heard of slow food.

whens the last time you remember being giddy?

oh i dont know.........last year when a nest with 2 baby squirrels fell out of the palm and, I was mother for the afternoon. You know, a mother squirrel always has a backup nest? And, if you can keep them safe till she returns, she will take them to the other nest. Most times LOL

i used to be very nervous about public speaking, not so much anymore. thats one of the things that used to make me cry. lol. practice and lots of it.

It's not so much rehearsed. It's just in front of a very formal crowd being asked industry questions. .......... ................I wanted to pop over where Owl has her pics but, will say here how much I enjoy them. Come do my yard will ya? Gator......... works heaves this week.

 

 




 

 




 

 




 



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So I got "tagged" in Facebook.


That's one hotbed of questions there. If my head and heart weren't so heavy I might find it therapeautic. You're on Facebook? You been tempted to twitter yet?  ;)



Me:
Anyway, this was my day. So this is all I have for now.


6. Somewhere, someone is thinking... That they literally, and very freshly, took a secret to their grave. And it's me. 

7. I'll always... wonder why that was. 

-- Edited by Nightowlhoot3 on Monday 16th of March 2009 07:53:47 AM




James Blunt; Carry You Home

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqhKo8Aat90&feature=email



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2. I am listening to... katie melua

ive not head of her. what genre?

she reminds me of norah jones, so I guess the best description is easy. 

g'head ... I tossed it up there .. and now it's just kinda hanging there ...  lol



6. Somewhere, someone is thinking... what the heck is a kaboodle anyway?

kits dog.

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10. Before I go to bed...  I say goodnight to the dog, and get him quieted down, and settled.

ive wondered about buckie and his bedtime. does he settle down or does he camp out at the end of your bed with one eye open waiting for mommy to come and play?

This would be one of those "pick your battles" things. Long story short -- since the combined arrival of both him AND my Mom some six months ago, or so, (almost seven, now) I've given up on the living room sofa. It wasn't all that great to begin with, but in a very short time, although there still aren't any tears in it, or anything ... well, the spills, the drools ... the "I can only fight so many things right now" feeling I had at the time -- the sofa is now Buck's bedroom. He lies there and watches out the security screen front door for any dog who DARES to walk, on leash past HIS property ...  rollingeyes and that's where he sleeps at night. At some point, I'll just replace the couch, and then he can have it elsewhere. My last dog slept on the bed with me, but she was little, short haired, and not destructive when it came to chewing things. This one stays OUT of my bedroom, period. I don't know how he managed to get that leather shoe YESTERDAY, but it certainly confirmed my intention of keeping him out of there.

I have noticed, though, now that you mention it, that for the last two mornings, when I've opened the bedroom door, he's been sleeping in the hallway just on the other side of it. Yesterday, when I went to the back door to go water the flowers there was one of the big sofa cushions leaning up against the doggie door, (apparently, he couldn't get it THROUGH the doggie door) so I suspect it may be getting a little warm for him in the house, and he's anticipating future repose in the cooler-at-night back yard.


11. Today I... am going to deal with some of the disaster my plumber has made of my home -- whether he likes it, or not.

and how did it go?


Not as well as I'd have liked. It's times like this my slipped disc irritates me. I just can't pick up and move heavy things any more. And too, it's one of those ... sort of trickle down chain things ... "this is because of THIS which is because of THIS which is because of THIS, which the plumber still has to do, so I can't redo that" stuff, you know? What it eventually boiled down to, was my needing to have a place to store HIS stuff, plus the stuff he's gotten for and from this house, like the bathroom sink that he put on a chair on the front porch MONTHS ago, and the two huge pieces of ... not drywall, but "magic board?" also on the front porch, as well as some cardboard boxes he put there full of bits of the former plaster wall -- ALL too heavy to lift, and I don't know where I'd put them anyway. Can't put them in the dumpster -- that's against the rules. I figured I'd at least haul them around to the back yard somehow, but since he didn't finish filling in one of the gates back there with slats, my backyard is still visible to the whole world (including the neighborhood improvement dude) and already litered with parts of what was the fence I had before, and other boxes of parts and tools of  his and stuff. I finally decided that what I needed to do was just cut the slats for the gate, buy the hardware (the bolts) and put the slats in myself, and that's when I discovered my Makita drill oddly absent from its normal place of residence.

blankstare

So? I need to buy another drill. And I WOULD, were it not for the fact that work has been VERY slow coming in, And between now, and the end of April, I have my annual AAA membership, my 6 months car insurance on two vehicles, AND the emission testing and tags for both due. I haven't driven the van for awhile, so that needs to be done before I take her for the emissions testing -- need fresher gas in there, too, but the battery is dead dead in her, and the newly installed one (did I put that one in there? It would seem so, but I can't imagine my tightening it down so) doesn't want to seem to let go of the cables. If I DO manage to get it loose, I'll have to spring for another battery, of course.

And NONE of this would give me any real anxiety, if I'd not just lost pretty much all my available credit on my credit card, thanks to the economic disaster.

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24. One of my biggest pet peeves ... is seeing someone snag the handicapped parking space closest to the store door, and then BOUNDING out of their vehicle, and trotting into the store -- clearly that handicapped license plate on that car isn't for THEM, but they take advantage of it, anyway.

oh yeah this is one of mine too

Several years ago, around the time of my bicycle accident, because my arm was still in a sling, when Mom was still driving, we'd just been in the grocery store, and were getting back in the car, preparing to leave. Mom does things SLOWLY. So this guy about ... eh? Forty, maybe? in a 40K shiny huge PU is waiting for OUR spot, and he gets impatient, and LEAPS out of his truck, and STOMPS over to Mom's side of the car, and starts YELLING at her through the open window.

I was LIVID.

I stepped quickly OUT of the car, and told him in no uncertain terms to BACK OFF -- to leave my Mom ALONE -- that she was elderly, and handicapped -- I think at some point I asked him what HIS handicap was, and suggested it was either civility, or mental prowess... though, perhaps not in those exact terms. Clearly, it wasn't physical, and he was alone in the truck. He practically RAN back to his truck (not because he was afraid of me, but rather, I suspect, because he was afraid he might hit me, or something) and drove off. Thing is? It was a BIG parking lot. BIG. We just HAPPENED to have the handicapped space not only closest to the store, but also in the shade of one dinkly little tree shrub. There were TONS of empty spaces all around us, just a few vehicles down. It would have been NO PROBLEM for him to have parked in any one of those, and he probably would have been in and out of the store in the time he spent waiting for, and then engaging us. And he HAD NO HANDICAP! He was COMPLETELY able-bodied.

I try, I really do, to be understanding in these circumstances, and tell myself things like ... maybe he was just there to pick someone UP who has a handicap. I've done that, been there, myself. Legally, if you're driving a car with a handicap license plate, you can park in the reserved parking space. Morally? ETHICALLY?? Not so much so, IMO. 

Another time, at the bank I had a little conversation with a guy in a big expensive car who not only parked in a handicap parking space, even though he was completely able-bodied, but managed to straddle the line, and take up TWO of the handicap spaces, where there were FOUR TOTAL. I was already parked in one, having wheeled Mom inside, and then returning to the van to wait for her. 

I really need to stop engaging these people. My temper just snaps when I see people doing this, and a sort of rage overtakes me. I guess? It's just that that sort of abusive behavior on the part of those self centered people is just too close to bullying, in a way, you know? It's taking something away from someone who NEEDS it by force, sort of, and it makes a process which is ALREADY hard enough for some people all that much MORE difficult, and that chaps my hide.  



25. Why can't they make ... the timing of traffic lights NOT be set at three miles OVER the speed limit?

cause then they couldnt give you those from the sky tickets. speaking of which i got the radar gun aimed at me over the weekend. i was doing 85 at the time in a 65 zone.  i saw the cop in the distance and hit the break but i dunno what the range is on those things. im expecting the ticket to come in the mail any day now. sigh

 

Yikes. I'm sorry to hear that. It's an awful feeling, isn't it? We here in AZ are "photo radar" happy, and they're all over the freeways now. After my bad experience a year or so ago I flinch every time I'm driving the freeway, and feel that "flash" of the camera. I tell myself it's NOT for me -- remind myself that I have my cruise control set at 56 mph, and the photo snapping is for the car in the far left hand lane, and not mine, in the far right hand lane, which everyone is sailing past, but even so, I still always have that "omg" moment when it happens. The yucky part about the impersonal ticketing these days is, I think, the "waiting for the other boot to fall" time after you've been "captured" or think you may have been, and when the actual ticket arrives in the mail, IF IT DOES. Sometimes, though, you're not ticketed after all, but when do you decide enough time has passed for you to exhale? Worse still, is when it doesn't arrive in the mail at ALL, and you open the door to a freakin' process server. disbelief 

I pretty much use my cruise control exclusively these days when I venture any distance from my home at all. (Don't have many of those radar guns and photo radar things around here, except for red-light runners.) Whenever I go to Tempe, now, I'll just set it at 45, 40, 35 -- whatever the speed limit is, and then watch for new speed signs, and tap it five times accordingly. This allows me to also occasionally pay attention to what's happening on the ROAD, and not so much watching ONLY for speed limit signs and my speedometer. Gone are the days of using your BRAIN to drive prudently. Now, it's all about finding new devious ways to eke money out of the motorists.

 

 




 

 



 

 




 



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1. I've come to realize that my last kiss... was a long time ago.

tomorrow is st pattys day. well today is actually. mistletoe and bagels. yep. that will do it.


3. I talk... to strangers probably more than I should.

strangers are energizing


10. Before I go to bed...  I say goodnight to the dog, and get him quieted down, and settled.

ive wondered about buckie and his bedtime. does he settle down or does he camp out at the end of your bed with one eye open waiting for mommy to come and play?


11. Today I... am going to deal with some of the disaster my plumber has made of my home -- whether he likes it, or not.

and how did it go?


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24. One of my biggest pet peeves ... is seeing someone snag the handicapped parking space closest to the store door, and then BOUNDING out of their vehicle, and trotting into the store -- clearly that handicapped license plate on that car isn't for THEM, but they take advantage of it, anyway.

oh yeah this is one of mine too


25. Why can't they make ... the timing of traffic lights NOT be set at three miles OVER the speed limit?

cause then they couldnt give you those from the sky tickets. speaking of which i got the radar gun aimed at me over the weekend. i was doing 85 at the time in a 65 zone.  i saw the cop in the distance and hit the break but i dunno what the range is on those things. im expecting the ticket to come in the mail any day now. sigh




 

 




 

 




 



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2. I am listening to... katie melua

ive not head of her. what genre?


6. Somewhere, someone is thinking... what the heck is a kaboodle anyway?

kits dog.




9. When I wake up in the morning... I try to linger for a few moments in that hazy place between sleeping and waking

oh yeah isnt that a nice place? especially when the snooze alarm doesnt interrupt





22. As a housekeeper, I'm ... the worst. i need a housekeeper but i don't want to pay for one

yup i can relate and then there is the guilt factor




 

 



 




 



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1. I've come to realize that my last kiss... was forgettable

forgettable or wanting it to be forgettable?


2. I am listening to... my dog growling, his nails clicking on the tile and his frog ball legs sqeaking. shut up would ya?

3. I talk... with a strong southern accent

are you originally from florida or do you come from elsewhere?


6. Somewhere, someone is thinking..... this one could have me all up in it.......pass

uh huh



16. I'd really like to change the way I ... procrastinate

yeah thats my thing too. its a hard one to break



20. I wish I didn't ... live in a world where children go to bed hungry and harmed

amen



23. Cell phones ... and microwaves are not our friends

ive heard a lot about microwaves and the dangers. still..i dunno. i was watching a show on pbs yesterday the women in sfo who has begun the slow food movement. interesting show and interesting concept.



27. I oftentimes just get giddy with joy when I'm ... giddy escapes me these days

whens the last time you remember being giddy?


28. I'm really nervous about ... dental visits and first dates and public speaking

i used to be very nervous about public speaking, not so much anymore. thats one of the things that used to make me cry. lol. practice and lots of it.


 

 




 

 




 



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1. I've come to realize that my last kiss... is da reason i caught da cold that led to the headache that blew the weekend.  however there are some things worth sniffling for.

2. I am listening to... hardball on msnbc. right now its the sideshow segment.

3. I talk... more with my eyes and mannerisms than i do with my voice.

4. I love... "pina coladas and getting caught in the rain" and of course those with half a brain.  ok serious answer tho that was rather a serious answer...reading, my fambly, 10 or 12 other people on a good day when theyre not pissing me off, the changing of the seasons, a deserted beach on a warm spring day, roaring fires on snowy nights, cheeky women, wit, charm, a whole day with nothing to do but write, x country skiing, kayaking, laps in the pool, my cats, my dog, my mattress, bubble baths, getting blown away by an idea, carnivals, traveling, ,my car, calmness, thinkers, working up a good sweat on a hot day, autumn leaves, chocolate, iced tea..ok ill stop now.

5. My best friends... usually fight among themselves and try with all they have to drag me into it which always ends predictably with all mad at me.  this completely describes the current situation and when this is resolved there will be another right behind it. psychlits rules numbers 1: in human relationships never insert yourself between warring women and failing that 2: never nod your head or give any other acknowledgement when said friends are raging about the other. such head nods or even a scratch to the ear may be taken as agreement which will then be passed on to the other party in the war which always results in well she agreed with me about you when i said____ which of course ends, when they make up, with all pissed at me. mantra for this day and everyday. you are grown women capable of solving your problems with each other without my interferrence so go and make it so.  lol. whew i feel better now. i have 10 voice mails from my two best friends. i aint calling them back.

6. Somewhere, someone is thinking... "i wish i could do ___________but im afraid id fail if i tried." someone is always thinking this. its the lil recording that plays in the back of most peoples heads.

7. I'll always... have paris...

8. The last time I really cried was because... hmm well i sniffle and tear up at touching moments and can tear up when i witness bravery or injustice but i seem to have lost my ability to really cry. there was a time in my younger years when i cried a lot. i cried when i was nervous, i cried when i was angry, i cried when i was frustrated, i cried when i didnt get my way, i cried when i was disappointed, i cried when i was sad. the problem with all of that crying is that it was a displacement of my real feelings most of the time, it got in the way of my effectiveness in many circumstances and it was embarrassing. so i did the hard work and solved that problem. took a few years but i havent had an all out sob in a very long time.  in fact true story. a few months ago i had an eyelash caught in my eye and couldnt dislodge it. i splashed water, nope, used the corner of a hanky, nope and i thought geesh i need to cry this out and sat there trying to think of a reason that might bring on a good all out tear fest that might wash it out and of course trying to cry is as impossible as trying not to cry...

9. When I wake up in the morning...i curse the dawn. then i get up and do my pilates, eat my gruel, check my mail and take a shower.

10. Before I go to bed... hmm which time. the joys of perimental pause means i shift sleep. a few hours here or there and then a good 5 hours when exhaustion sets in around 2am.  and before i do that i make my "goodnight sugar call", i take my bubble bath and read, i make some sleepy time tea and come and read this board.

11. Today I... see above re cursing dawn and morning ritual, worked, had a yogurt and a pear and walked on the beach at lunch, worked some more, stopped at the y on my way home did some time on the eliptical and treadmill and a 40 min swim, took a nap, ate some fruit salad and a piece of cheese and some chex mix. watched a tape of criminal minds that someone made for me, called gf, took a bath, read a bit, and here i am!

12. Tomorrow I will be... wanting to play in the sun. it will be almost 60. we are one day closer to spring.

13. I really want to be... less frazzled most of the time. more present in the moment.

14. My favorite comfort food meal/treat is...meatloaf, mashed garlic potatoes, green beans and apple pie with vanilla ice cream.

15. I really love the smell of ...essential oils, babies, the air after it rains, gfs t shirt that she left here, fresh baked bread, microwave popcorn (as long as it isnt burned)

16. I'd really like to change the way I ...procrastinate

17. I'm really proud of ...being a good friend

18. Economically, I'm feeling ... oh wow the 64 zillion dollar question. ok, not ok, stressed, not stressed. worried yet not knowing why it is that we are all supposed to be worried. im not wanting to even attend to all of this stuff anymore. its raising the stress hormones.

19. I really laugh hard when ...i watch the comedy channel

20. I wish I didn't ...have to work tomorrow

21. Snail mail is ... rare outside of holidays and the birthday. aside from that its redirected to someone paid to deal with it and i almost never see it.


22. As a housekeeper, I'm ...er...i have a system..yeah thats it...a system

23. Cell phones ...make life far easier

24. One of my biggest pet peeves ...people who are negative. people who stop short in front of me. people who talk loudly in places meant to be quiet, entitled people.

25. Why can't they make ...oh i know i know...a robot or machine that would exercise you painlessly while you did something enjoyable and wouldnt be a distraction while youre doing the enjoyable thing and when you were finished with the complete workout would give you a wonderful heated massage.

26. I'm really cautious when I ...until i get to know someone well.

27. I oftentimes just get giddy with joy when I'm ...playing in the snow

28. I'm really nervous about ... nothing at the moment

29. I came out when I was ...17, went back in when i was 25 and came back out again at 30.

30. Nothing is more great than ...seeing people act in generous, kind and ethical ways

 

 



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So I got "tagged" in Facebook.
Let's get one thing straight -- the most I do on Facebook is create a new password, because it's been so long since the last time I've been there, that I've no clue what my SN or password is, any more.

Even so ... I got this game/questionnaire thing from a friend from the past, and thought I'd carry it over here, just for the heck of it. A lot of the questions didn't seem really appropriate for us, though, so I whittled the list of 20 down to 13 questions, and then added numbers 14-30 on my own. :)


1. I've come to realize that my last kiss... was forgettable

2. I am listening to... my dog growling, his nails clicking on the tile and his frog ball legs sqeaking. shut up would ya?

3. I talk... with a strong southern accent

4. I love... so many things that i go off on levely tangents all the time

5. My best friends... are few

6. Somewhere, someone is thinking..... this one could have me all up in it.......pass

7. I'll always... believe

8. The last time I really cried was because... of a lie

9. When I wake up in the morning... I go outside to greet the day

10. Before I go to bed...  I say my prayers

11. Today I... drove 4 hours back roads to work and, along the way passed a real cowboy on his horse. Precious cow dog following. I wished I had a camera. Now that I think about it my phone has one but, I have never used it.

12. Tomorrow I will be... calm and understanding even when phoned and rushed  to finish a project deadline

13. I really want to be... partnered and in love

14. My favorite comfort food meal/treat is... fruit cereal and milk with a slice of buttered toast. 2 slices if i am stressed.

15. I really love the smell of ... chocolate baking, coffee, rain, puppy breath, horses, a sexy woman right out of the shower. so much to smell so little time


16. I'd really like to change the way I ... procrastinate

17. I'm really proud of ... How far the Country has come. Our President and first lady.

18. Economically, I'm feeling ... sad for all the families struggling.

19. I really laugh hard when ... something is really funny

20. I wish I didn't ... live in a world where children go to bed hungry and harmed

21. Snail mail is ... my security blanket

22. As a housekeeper, I'm ... a keeper

23. Cell phones ... and microwaves are not our friends

24. One of my biggest pet peeves ...  liars 

25. Why can't they make ... salt water fresh and efficient to stop south Florida fro trying to steal from others.

26. I'm really cautious when I ... am working and baby sitting

27. I oftentimes just get giddy with joy when I'm ... giddy escapes me these days

28. I'm really nervous about ... dental visits and first dates and public speaking

29. I came out when I was ... born and again at 17

30. Nothing is more great than ... God / Goddess Gator


 




 

 




 



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Nightowlhoot3 wrote:

So I got "tagged" in Facebook.

Let's get one thing straight -- the most I do on Facebook is create a new password, because it's been so long since the last time I've been there, that I've no clue what my SN or password is, any more.

Even so ... I got this game/questionnaire thing from a friend from the past, and thought I'd carry it over here, just for the heck of it. A lot of the questions didn't seem really appropriate for us, though, so I whittled the list of 20 down to 13 questions, and then added numbers 14-30 on my own. :)




1. I've come to realize that my last kiss... was hurried. No rushing next time

2. I am listening to... katie melua

3. I talk... therefore I am ... lol

4. I love... learning new stuff

5. My best friends... laugh a lot

6. Somewhere, someone is thinking... what the heck is a kaboodle anyway?

7. I'll always... do my best

8. The last time I really cried was because... watching "city of angels" over the weekend .. it gets me everytime

9. When I wake up in the morning... I try to linger for a few moments in that hazy place between sleeping and waking

10. Before I go to bed... i review my day to look for things i might have handled better .. then i say my prayers 

11. Today I... am happy and content

12. Tomorrow I will be... lol... who knows

13. I really want to be... more active

14. My favorite comfort food meal/treat is... can't pick just one ... changes with moods and seasons.

15. I really love the smell of ... freshly cut grass, coffee, bread, leaves in the fall

16. I'd really like to change the way I ... am impatient.

17. I'm really proud of ...  this is kinda tough .. I'll have to come back to it

18. Economically, I'm feeling ... stable for the moment

19. I really laugh hard when ... i'm with friends

20. I wish I didn't ... have weight to lose

21. Snail mail is ... only fun on birthdays 

22. As a housekeeper, I'm ... the worst. i need a housekeeper but i don't want to pay for one

23. Cell phones ... are a convenice I couldn't live without

24. One of my biggest pet peeves ... people making a right on red and interferring with traffic flow when you have the green arrow to go left

25. Why can't they make ... liquid sugar in little packets so you don't have to stir your iced tea til all the ice melts and the sugar is still sitting in the bottom of the glass.

26. I'm really cautious when I ... am asked .. "so what do you think?"

27. I oftentimes just get giddy with joy when I'm ... off on a weekend jaunt

28. I'm really nervous about ...  the economy

29. I came out when I was ... out? lol .. outtawhere? .. ok, so I'm out to only a select few.  what ?? ...  it's none of their business

30. Nothing is more great than ... love and trust

 

 



 


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Nightowlhoot3 wrote:

 

So I got "tagged" in Facebook.
Let's get one thing straight -- the most I do on Facebook is create a new password, because it's been so long since the last time I've been there, that I've no clue what my SN or password is, any more.

Even so ... I got this game/questionnaire thing from a friend from the past, and thought I'd carry it over here, just for the heck of it. A lot of the questions didn't seem really appropriate for us, though, so I whittled the list of 20 down to 13 questions, and then added numbers 14-30 on my own. :)


1. I've come to realize that my last kiss... was a long time ago.

2. I am listening to... birds and the hum of my PC

3. I talk... to strangers probably more than I should.

4. I love... having all my regular monthly bills paid and out of the way by the end of the first week of the month.

5. My best friends... aren't fickle.

6. Somewhere, someone is thinking... (okay ... I really tried to make this more positive, but honestly, the thought which kept returning to me was...) of doing something drastic with a gun, because they can't handle this economy.  

7. I'll always... want to be learning something new.

8. The last time I really cried was because... I was just so FRUSTRATED!

9. When I wake up in the morning... I don't want to talk until I have my coffee.

10. Before I go to bed...  I say goodnight to the dog, and get him quieted down, and settled.

11. Today I... am going to deal with some of the disaster my plumber has made of my home -- whether he likes it, or not. 

12. Tomorrow I will be... making decisions about my van.

13. I really want to be... creating something.

14. My favorite comfort food meal/treat is... perfectly baked buttered french bread (soft on the inside, slightly crusty on the outside) and a glass of milk.

15. I really love the smell of ...

      A. the "not fancy" blossoms as Spring approaches

      B. coffee & bacon.

      C. Bread baking

16. I'd really like to change the way I ... handle stress.

17. I'm really proud of ... the civil rights/political work I've done in the past for several specific groups.

18. Economically, I'm feeling ... jittery. REALLY jittery.

19. I really laugh hard when ... I play with the dog, and watch him play.

20. I wish I didn't ... have to wait for more work to come in.

21. Snail mail is ... usually a bummer, filled with bills, junk mail, and forwarded mail to dead people, but REALLY EXCITING when it includes a personal note from a friend. 

22. As a housekeeper, I'm ... selectively fastidious, and generally not.

23. Cell phones ... still cause way too many car accidents.

24. One of my biggest pet peeves ... is seeing someone snag the handicapped parking space closest to the store door, and then BOUNDING out of their vehicle, and trotting into the store -- clearly that handicapped license plate on that car isn't for THEM, but they take advantage of it, anyway. Another is being  publicly corrected when I'm actually right.

25. Why can't they make ... the timing of traffic lights NOT be set at three miles OVER the speed limit?

26. I'm really cautious when I ... am driving.

27. I oftentimes just get giddy with joy when I'm ... with little kids.

28. I'm really nervous about ... my financial future.  

29. I came out when I was ... an ancient twenty five. "OUT" out.

30. Nothing is more great than ... having a question I've asked someone else to answer come back and smack me right in the face. wink 

I guess? Being in that "zone" where you're just IN it completely, and pretty much oblivious to everything else. 

 

 




 



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So I got "tagged" in Facebook.

Let's get one thing straight -- the most I do on Facebook is create a new password, because it's been so long since the last time I've been there, that I've no clue what my SN or password is, any more.

Even so ... I got this game/questionnaire thing from a friend from the past, and thought I'd carry it over here, just for the heck of it. A lot of the questions didn't seem really appropriate for us, though, so I whittled the list of 20 down to 13 questions, and then added numbers 14-30 on my own. :)




1. I've come to realize that my last kiss...

2. I am listening to...

3. I talk...

4. I love...

5. My best friends...

6. Somewhere, someone is thinking...

7. I'll always...

8. The last time I really cried was because...

9. When I wake up in the morning...

10. Before I go to bed... 

11. Today I...

12. Tomorrow I will be...

13. I really want to be...

14. My favorite comfort food meal/treat is...

15. I really love the smell of ...

16. I'd really like to change the way I ...

17. I'm really proud of ...

18. Economically, I'm feeling ...

19. I really laugh hard when ...

20. I wish I didn't ...

21. Snail mail is ...

22. As a housekeeper, I'm ...

23. Cell phones ...

24. One of my biggest pet peeves ...

25. Why can't they make ...

26. I'm really cautious when I ...

27. I oftentimes just get giddy with joy when I'm ...

28. I'm really nervous about ...  

29. I came out when I was ...

30. Nothing is more great than ...

 

 



-- Edited by Nightowlhoot3 on Monday 16th of March 2009 07:53:47 AM

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